15 Weeks Post-op - Will my Results Improve at This Point?

I am 15 weeks post-op. My breasts were uneven before surgery, but my PS decided not to use 2 different sized implants. I received same in each one. At my 3 month appt, he said he would like the right implant drop a bit more, but it may or may not. He said this "may just be how I am." Should I request a revision at 6 months-1 year? I am upset my doctor didn't at least TRY to improve my uneveness by using 2 different sizes. Photos were taken in mirror, so right looks bigger but its actually left.

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2 Doctor Answers | Asked by wooten3955 in Springfield, OH

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Breast assymetry

Your asymmetry is not great but is notable. It looks like you don't have much breast tissue, so a saline implant would not be recommended. Saline is better for adjusting for slight asymmetries. It looks as if the implant on the right in the photo is a bit medial(toward the middle). Don't count on a revision creating perfect symmetry. All the best, Talmage J Raine MD FACS

Talmage J. Raine, MD

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Chicago Plastic Surgeon

Post op Augmentation results

Overall your results look very good. Not having the benefit of seeing your preop photos, almost all women are asymmetric to some degree, but placing different size implants is not necessarily the answer. Breast volume, position of inframmary creases or folds, cleavage position, nipple position and skin envelope(loose or tight skin) are all important considerations in planning an augmentation. Many asymmetries persist despite trying to correct them at the time of surgery... more